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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The socsfy Of ths Army of the Ten nesses
fo1as it, twsnlisth Annual Reunion fn Eha
city 81 Defr8it. on September "a sad Is
next This srmT vita its great record
frofn Ferts Neurv ard Doneison "a Atisnta
ard fhe SEA aa4 for - commanders many
ef the great rensrsis ~ tas var General
Sherman - President Of the Society and
wil attend Eae Heusion- General Sheridan
Nrs Leran and ssnv distinguished rlesss
vii Also he present The exsrciEes cocapri -
busnese uaeetinEs. psrada sost ride snnrsi
uaeefinr. taufret. reception. etc- Al rail
reads n tae state give special rates of one
fsrs for the resad trip 20 a. Tho apriv.
No speCisi invitations So necessary. The
citisens Of Detroit extend rorsiiai inv
tsticn to evsry ele soldier IN ssicbiean. ss
vel - lhe reople generally. to visir ths city
q thsf tine sad meet the heroes sf the
Army 81 the fsnnssese.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at VIM. H. Tibos'
drug store "a their giving away TO their
customers of so many free trial bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that il always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs.
Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis, Group and all
throat and lung diseases quickly cured.
You can test il before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The Topical song 4 Like IT, sept u
49, Ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

is that which Yields largs returns from =
smad outlay Reader the way is clesri
No speculation. 30 Chsnce. biz rsturnS
III vou are Ike most 0t mankind Tou have
someEhers a Nesxness--aen' fesl ct al
times fust as you a IKE to--hssCschs TO
day. tacraCae tomorrow. d0wa sick next
week. tecssss rcur blood is cut of or
der. A smsI outlay and shat iarzs
resurnsi You invest IL ~. PierCes Col
den Neficsi Discovery and soon pure.
fresh biosd courses tkrough your VEINS.
and Tou are another beiDE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
Won vii notioa how nnickly A thoro,

You will notice how quickly a thorough
ly successful article is initiated, and also
that the limitations are without merit as
they are gotten up by INSCRIPTIONS parties.
Beware of limitations of DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic. The genuine is sold by T..
K Wilson, and promptly cures dyspepsia,
costiveness. bad breath, piles. pimples,
sgue and malaria diseases. poor appetite,
low spirits. hesdache. or diseases of the kid
neys. stomach and liver. Price 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

You are feeling depressed. ysur appetite
IL poor. you are bothered with headache
ron sTs fdsetty. nervous and generally ovt
II sorls and want 30 brsce I'D. Brace up.
but not with stimuisnts, spring medicines,
or oifters, when have for thar basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
ron for sn hour, and then leave ron IN .
verse condition than before. What you
wans = an slterstive that viii purify your
hioo6. slsrt healthy action Of Liver ard
Kidneys restore your vitality. and give re-
ae~ed hesith and strength. Such q naedi-
cine you vii 6nd ia Electric Bitsers. and
only 50 cents q bottle st Wm. n Tibbs
drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The true remedy has al last been discov-
cred. It was long known in bis practice as
DR. Petes Lung Food for Consumption. 1t
is nOw called Or. Pete's 35-cent Cough Cure.
II Is the safest. the surest and the best. No
other Cough, Cold or Consumption remedy
Is half its equal. We warrant il. and will
promptly refund the money paid for it IL a
beneficial effect Is not experienced by the
tims twO-tnirds OF the contents of the bottle
is used. Sold by Peck Bros. H. & T. Thum,
and W. II. Tibbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The best on earth can truly be said OF
GriKg Glycsriae Salve. which is q sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scaldss,
burns. wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles. letter and all skin
sruptions. Try this wonderful healer. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Only p cents, Of T. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

TEx BrsT SkLvEia ths world for Cuts.
Bruises. Cores. Ulcsr>, Salt Rbeuu, Fever
Sores, Tsttsr, Chspped Hands. Chilblsins,
Germs ard Al Skin Eraptioas, and positive
" cures piles. or no pay required IL is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction or
plonav refunded. Price 5 cents Per box.
For ssls st Wm. H.Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

Or Charles A. fsnir vel kaaw rhru-
.4n 81 Cincinnati. said 20 a rarorrer of ths
CaFaneer,el- .stzsf'r. 4mrcria i drag
Of xresf snd sometimes esnger3ns power. lt
wss noiking eut ana lnocls nat killed thcse
strcnE brewery acfses au the occaSscn af
the curxtiox ~ these ptoes - vaa rezne-u-
h~r. Is literally s1elted tae,r lungs rizht
4own r. asa IA tha suhsis-ence 81 man
kind in anF II its ferns Is dangerous and
frsprrper. - trslaraah fsrlrse~FL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
ONA and, and r

.MN and reliable Medicines are the best
wv todepend upon. Acker's Blood FL
iIir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
2urities of the Blood. Inevery form of Scrof-
ulous, syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, II is
invaluable. For Rheumatism. has nc equal.
4. K. Wilson and w. Z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

May be consulted Free of Charge at Bridge-St House
Wednesday, Sept all day AMI evening We give SPECIAL
attention to Asthma Catarh and all Bronchial Affections
Hundreds of cured which had been given up hope
less PlesExterna internal and bleeding positively cured
without the use of the knife Special attention given all
rectal diseases.
All forms of diseases treated and all consultations strict
y confidential Under circumstances viii hopeless
be taken We also have Oxygen in both Office and Home
treatment, Vapor Baths and Electric Treatment gwen at
the institute
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

IS ow ns saf,a ID. 'ssy S4sy.s.s sosT sy siP9.' P9
psPsia. use Acksrs Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia. In
digestion. Flstuleucy and Constipation.
We guarantee them. . and SO cents.
K. <. Wilson snd W z. White
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

T,s -aa 81 tsr,.~sl fs.rs az ~ s~as .,sl7
- s,aad - ~ TELEsEs H-hEHs "a
oc-ssf<nssf torrs eesig sslts1e a ircek -
.s.>s s~p<rs go q zssssie sleut - Ss,sizzv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
INrHE CIRCUIT COURT.

Indicted PARTIES Plead Guilty and Take
Tiit.s igtttg, Their Medicine. N /, ,o,t;ee A,
In the Circuit Court Saturday, Celia
Williams, colored, plead guilty to the
charge Of keeping a house Of III fame, aud
was fned $50 md sentenced 10 fifteen
days in jail by Judge Jacob. Ella Miller
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge OF INSIDE
meanor, and was acquitted. In the case
Of the State Va. Alfred Pollock, in.
dicted for gaming, the defendant was
called bat came not, and his recognizanee
Of $500 was forfeited. William and Alice
schell pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
keeping house Of i'll fame, and their case
was set for Monday the 2Gsh. frank
HGnnis pleaded guilty to two charges OF
selling liquor on Sunday, and was fined $50
on each charge. NJ. Blumenthal pleaded
guilty to two charges Of selling liquor on
Sunday, and was fined $50 on each. Fran.
cia, RUSSELL pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF keeping house OF i'll fame aud
was acquitted. Lou Butler, charged with
keeping a house OF i'll fame, failed to APP
pear whom her name was called and her
bond was declared forfeited. Melissa Nc.
Gumphrey, charged with keeping a house
OF Ill fame, had her caae continued till tho
18th iuet. A number Of capiases were Is.
sued Tor certain sports who failed to re-
spond when their names we're called.
Court adjourned until to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
TIE DRtDGEpoRT SHOOTING. /
swoarfugsn in Jnit at stsubeuviito a. Buck.
inKhhm Buried, t7R ~. III

y llnH inHhhm Buried. y y,
i The rsmains. .ot George buckingham,
sho! by Dan swsaringen a. Bridgeport,
were taken to New Alexandria Saturday
by way Of Brilliant and the interment took
place yesterday d. Todd made post.
mortem examination Of bis wounds, md
the Justice held an inquest, bu. no ad.
ditionsl light WAS thrown npon the case.
II was the ball which penetrated his blad.
der and smallsr intealinss which caused
his death and the wonder is that be lived
90 long. He displayed O wonderful amount
Of nerve and held up remarkably, A ~ 4,
Immediately after his death shorifl
Burns, Of steubenyille, was notified 10 ar.
rest swearingen and In company with
Deputy Hull went 10 hia house aud took
him to Steubenville where he was placed
in jail. The preliminary hearing was
postponed from Tuesday until Wednea.
day and until that takes place Bwsaylngen
will remain In the jail at Steubenvlllo In.
stead Of being taken to St. Claifsyille,
buckingham, who Was shot, 10 a brother
Of Deputy Auditor Buckingham OF gteu.
benville, and has q bad record, About
four years ago be was shot by a phyeician
named schooley, at New Alexandria, and
It Was thought he would die from the el
fecss, but he finally recovered. He WAS 81
years oil age,aud still carried tho ball from
echooley's piatol in his head. He was I
alngle man. Swesrineen resides three
milea from that city. He Ia blood rele
ton Of Mrs. McWha and Mrs. Baker, the
women murdered at Holliday'a Cove,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
Van Bakers Case.

Judge George E. Boyd, OF this city,
whom he passed through Pittsburgh on
bis way to New York, from whence he
goes to Virginia for his health, which is
very bad at present, said at the Union
depot: II hardly think I should be able
to give decision on the motion for new
trisl in the Baker casc before November,
at which time the tsrm oi court will be-
gin again in Hancock county," 5i..
II 10 said that it can be shown that
Grimee, who gayo tho Sensational tes!i.
mony on Monday OF last week, waa not at
work on the day Of the murder. II
this be the case his testimony will sither
be perjury OF bad mistake in dates. }. }
Saturday 'Sieubenyilie Gaelic eayB:
Robert T. Patterson, tho executor OF Mrs.
McWha and Mra. Baker, was in the city
this morning and ssyo he. recently re.
ceived letter from Baker ia which he
stated that he waa well and had gained
fifteen pounds in weight eiscs his reno.
val to the Wheeling jul. He requested
that Mr.. Patterson send him some Of the
canned fruit which he said belonged to
him, and also epoka OF load OF coal in
the coal house, facetiously remarkiug that
he didn't need the coal now but wanted it
looked alter. Mr.. Patterson didn't send
the fruit. )5 q. .f -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
~. 'fHt. .rr---..| 50 u
Margaret AIRther.

Already an unusual interest is manifaet.
I'd by tho public in the engagement at the
Opora House on Friday and Saturday OF
this week Of MISC Margaret Mather. The
Indications are that when the sale OF re-.
served seats opens at Banners music store
Wednesday morning there will be q rush
for them somewhat like that for Rolla
seats last week. 0 r. II ~
The experienced dramatic critic OF the
St. Louis Republican, after hearing Mar.
garet Ma!her'a Jaliet, wrote G column
description. From 1t the following Ia
taken: OF Miss Methe.'s Juliet il can
truthfully be said thatitis tho best on the
stage to-day. 1t is warm, intelligent and
full Of passion. It's intelligence too, is
that of study and introspection, and not
the Bmartuess ofan imitation. Ills dili-
cult to speak Of Julie. and not think Of
the beautiful and gifted Nelson, and The
thought hegets comparison. Mather Lacks
something OF that fearful and appealing
tenderness Of the dead artistic which made
her loved by ell, yet there ia by no nesns
an absence Of that quality. In the ball
room scene and upon her first appearance
and gIestlng with her mother there ia a
charm OF girlishness that loses nothing by
comparison with the work OF any woman
that in the memory Of the present gensra-
ton ever eesayed the role. S;i3,,s,2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
THE5MENORIAI FPARK...
ExpREssIoNs E..1N lrs rAyon
Tho Committee Expects to have an Ordi
nance Ready. to Submit to Council To.
Morrow. Eytning-Tha Laughabls In.
if consistency OF tho Register Shown. 4

The committee Of fourteen gentlemen
appointed at public meeting last Thurs.
day evening at the Chamber Of Commerce,
to draw up an ordinance providing fol a
vote OF the people on the proposition to
buy Tho old fair grounds, the ate Of his.
torlc old Camp Carlile, and convert It into
. memorial park was to have met ut the
Dollar Savings Bank Saturday. The at.
tendance was not full, but after free dis.
cusslon the committee adjourned to meet
again this evening, at which time 1t 10
hoped the ordinance which 1t Is desired 10
oler In Council may be ready Tor exami.
nation. 1t is the desire that tho ordinance
be presented TO the City Council ct to.
morrow nights regular meeting, when q
motion will probably be made by q friend
Of tho proposition to refer 1t to the Com.
mittee on ordinances. z 5-Qlyl n
The friends OF The park project seem to
Increase In number aud ardor every day.
Many who at first were lukowarm are nov
enthusiastic In its favor. 5.'I z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
NOT "cAM + cARLnE III.
tut tPropetfg =" Camp Wiley" Was the
2. AFF Name Of It. /, u II -

-
nat .Properfr !" Camp Wiley" Was the
Nnma Of It. 4, u
10 he Editor oJl Ihttttt1tnetr, tx. 81 n j,
Z sm:-Neither at present, nor for many
long years past, has there been place
in or around Wheeling known as ".0ld
Camp Carlilo." S In the,fo part OF the
war for the Union there was such on the
Old Fair Grounds. But sometime In Au.
gust. 1882 Or '63, the largest, most enthu.
elastic meeting Of the loyal, patriotic citl.
zsns Of the city was held! In the freight
depot OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad,
adresaed by the Hon. John Sherman, 10
encourage enlistments and uphold the
National Government In putting down
treason aud rebellion. Among the many
resolutions unanimously paaeeed by that
largo nssemblage Of Union.loviny citizens,
wan ono offered by A. G. Robinson, now
deceased, "That the name Of Camp Carlile
DO changed to Camp Willey;' and
II was known 90 such 10 The end
Of the war, and since till re-
Gently, when "Camp CsrlIle" was
by some means resurrected. Consult the
tiles Of your paper and see X GIN not
correct. Honor to whom honor 10 due" =
I am in accord and heartily agree with tho
INTELLlaEscER's suggeations for the pur.
chaac Of the Old Fair Grounds, Scamp
Wiley" by the old soldiers and citizens
81 Wheeling and vicinity Tor park, base
ball, yeunions, pleasure grounds and e.
pscially Camp Wiley Memorial Park.
T., ANOTHER .'ALLEaKD Veteran"
Wheeling, Spsmber IL, - rs n '..'3;II.l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
Il NApoLR0N's pENKSIFE.
A Man who has In Ills Possession M Impo
H& Dg rial Relic. 7NMG NY y

I Q
| G rial Relic tHDSrt} 2
Mr.. John g. Wit.e, a travelling saleamal
for New York cutlery house, Is at tn,
McLure house, Mr.. Wi!te has in bis pos
session rare and interesting relic, con
cernlng which tho Philadelphia Press Q
last Thuraday printed the following:
" have many curiosities," said John G
Wittc, Of New York, at the Girard house
"but this knife I value more than oil o
them" y lNsSf=l f-li,,
s"Why?" asked a byssander. p
"For two feauona; one because 1t Is TIT
finest pocketknite tina. I have ever seen
and the other because 1t once belonged te
Napoleon l." IN A 81 Nl01 ~ a I
"Give ns the history OF It."
II have the history all written down
and attested. Tho knife WAC presented to
the First Napoleon in tho city OF Paris
He carried 1t in his travelling satchel and
In the flight from Russia in 1872 1t was
lost. In the year lSl4 1t WIS sold at Rot.
tsrdam to q planter Of the Island oil Java,
1t remained in his family until 1t was
presented to me as a testimonial OF an.
probation Of some iavors that had done."
The knife lisa auperbspectmen ofthe cut.
lers art. It weighs nearly pound and
the caeket in which 1t reposes Is quite as
biz as those used for meerschsum pipes.
It contains besides four blades sixteen
implements; among them small saw, a
butlonhook, a gimlet, cork.screw, an
a~l, two lsnces, one for pnncturing and
the other for cutting, and pair Of scissors.
Tho rim and bolster Of the knife are al
solid gold. The handles are pearl, adorn.
cd with the imperial arms in gold, eur.
mounted by the Napoleonic N. Among
Dr: Witte's ether pet curiopities is tiny
flying squared that travels with him con.
stantly, finding Bnug home in his inside
pocket, 4 ri - n - ..l5.1'333 ll7.sI -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
Tho Swiudlsr Titus,

Chiot Of Police Smith on Saturday
learned that the confidence man Ttue
alias Wilson, who was arrested here week
before last, but got away, had registered
at the stemm House as A. L. Rose, and
that whom he went away be left vaf;se at
the hotel. This was secured and opened
and the goods obtained from Noble Bros.
here on q forged check found in it. They
were returned to the firm. He had also
in bis valiss q number Of atsel dies 10,
making bank checks, csrtiicatea and tbs
like. ''-'a,l5 +, -. - :
"A blank cheek on the Bank Of Maurs.
ton, Wis, bearing tho date Of August 25.
1887, wss also found in the valise. The
certificate Was made payable to J. a;
Hayes, at the order Of Charlea W. Spetb,
and was go nicely. finished 40 to deceive
the bank expert. ia5llIs5IsI,, :,
A bank book on the Barque Deu Peu.
pie, OF Montreal, wa also in the yalise.
md contained depoei!a to the amount Of
Sl90. The name on tho outer cover OF
tho book Was Charles ". speth. Titus ia
known all over the country, aud in addi-
ton to tho authorities at Lowell, ia
wanted ut Washington, D. O., Columbus,
Toledo, Canada and a half dozen other
places. 49, -, NJ II. y. 4. -"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
EatRl Shooting.

Another fatal shooting scrape has taken
place in Plesssnts county. II occurred at
Newell's Run, shout three miles below 81.
Marys. Aman by the mans Of Taylor, Ia
proprietor Of n junk boat which has been
laying at that point ior some time, and
alpo owner Of land near there, which he
had rented to Jim Dessth. Of that place.
Dcarth and Taylor had dispute some
time since in regard to the payment Of the
rent, md DeGrth proceeded to the boat
Of Taylor to settle up the matter. He
commenced by throwing stones at tho
boat, to which Taylor responded with
three shots from q Winchester rifle, neith-
or one taking effect. He then loaded his
ohot.gun with buck.ohot and fired, thras
Of the ahot taking effect in Desrth's arm
and side, " hich caused his death. NV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
LET Us HAVE A PARK.

Register Correspondent Answered by a
Friend OF the Plan. +, fi.9.
! To The Editor Of The lnit'ligtnccr. a.
sIE:-In Saturdays Register q fellow
with good big II" under the assumed
namc Of Progress" proceeds to give bis
Imagination q pair Of golden wings, and
like the eagle after its prey, aops down
on the old fair ground as Memorial
Park, and makes foolhardy attempt 10
wrench it. from the grasp OF the people.
What gearing flights imagination will
takel This eagle soaring manufacture,
and taxpayer will find he has the clsws Of
. peewee, and the public pays very little
attention TO this colt ieathered little bird
bat lets him sing away at his little Gong,
He asks the silly question, "Do we need
q park p and talks about tho park we
have, and uses ell the adjectives he can
command to e1preas the beauty and love.
there, although We are not q stock.
holder. :s5;'ttl.lli;i IS .'Esl.fa i =
But he says nothing about it taking a
poor mans days work to pay his way 10
see this beautiful park. II you have
plenty OF money you can take charming
railroad ride out to the park, If not YOU
can stay at home. II is q pity that he has
never thought OF going into the business
OF, bottling air end selling II out Tor so
much per bottle. 5 :, b q I55s,i
be asks whether money cannot be bot.
ter Invested. He says tho question ensyers
itself, and he tells the truth, Tho auswer
is plain: this ia tho last audsoply cbauce
for park within the limits OF the city.
Streets, aewera, cutters and walks can be
improved in the future; but can we get a
park In tho future RI ,'.gl..s + y35 a
And then no undertakes to call the pro.
posed park qusgmire. He oeems TO be
laborlng under a delusion that he Ia the
only person in the city, and that the PEG.
PIE are located somewhere else, and II he
tella thom it Is quagmire they will be-
lieye him. III think that qusgmire 10
located somewhere about his nasal ap.
pendage. He certainly could not be guilty
OF such q falsehood. The old fair grounds
IS here and the people arc here !; let them
see for Themselves .TSS3'.
- AoEAoEo WAS ouly uhll4 AS lmpQrtAQg
to mankind as he thinks it lie, It would
come to pass, when he was gathered to
his fathers, that this city If not this uni.
yerae would Gzzle and flicker out d exist.
ence. Bnt thin busy old world is go do.
void OF good manners that 1t will .,wag
along as usual at his departure, not even
figuring to miss him. 4 4 s.T5'
!! the people want q park they arc going
to have one, and these little dogs can
stand and bark at the moon all night If
they want TO, aud think they have freed a
He says, "Do not prostitute the good
name Of the soldier, to accomplish what
l looks yeryllike job, and to commit silly
L No, thank you; tho public have never
entered that business yet. There are a
tew persona IN the city accomplished Ia 1t;
give them the job. : NJ s555
y The public feels and kuows,the need
Of q park. We have men at the head |
Of this enterprise that are going 70 see |
It through, Let US have q park. :jfl 80
/ -, e IMPROVEMENT.
= IVhsaI;nn Senie,nJsr I ! x E sIIs- I,r''f4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-12
Is7T,,,.T 1-IIT. !, w. - !.
EnglIAhmen. Attention,

Englishmen, their sons and grsndsons
arc invited to attend a meeting at the St.
Charles Hotel, corner Of Fourteenth md
Water streets, this evening at s o'clock
sharp, Tor the purpose OF forming Lodges
Of the "Order ctS Sons OF St, George" for
mutual benefit. [ Horny W! Scott, editor
Of s.. Georges. Journal, OF Philadelphia,
will be present and explain its rise, pro.
gless and aims, All Englishmen invited.